Delivery format converter
Delivery formats differ from position to position. Split the line into fields and rebuild it in the order your software expects — right here, without sending the list to a server.
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What the converter does to a line
The shop hands a batch over exactly as the source supplies it: there is no single form, and each position states its own after the word «Формат» in the title. The converter takes that text as it is and splits every line into six fields — login, password, mail, mail password, 2FA secret and cookie. On the way out the same data is reassembled in the order your tool expects.
Parsing happens entirely in the browser. Neither the pasted list nor an uploaded file is sent to a server, and for this kind of data that is not a convenience but a condition of use: credentials do not belong in someone else's online converter.
- The «lines parsed» counter under the input box shows how many records the tool actually saw.
- An uploaded file is appended to what is already typed instead of replacing it — two deliveries are brought to one shape in a single pass.
- The result is copied with a button or downloaded as a .txt file.
Which field lands where
A delivery line is not a table with labelled columns: the order of values differs between batches, and one template cannot parse them all. That is why fields are recognised by their traits rather than by their position number.
| Field | Where it sits in the line | How it is recognised |
|---|---|---|
| login | first, before the first separator | taken as the first value |
| password | second | taken as the second value |
| the value carrying an @ | by the @ sign; a second such address becomes the mail password | |
| mail password | right after the address | the first value after the mail that was found |
| 2FA | a long group of capital letters and digits | by length and composition — a 2FA secret is written only that way |
| cookie | everything after the vertical bar | cut off first, before the rest of the line is parsed |
The output order is yours: fields line up in the order you press them, and the number on the button shows the place. «Clear order» resets the set so you can build another one — for a second tool or for a different batch.
Two rules people trip over at import time. A field you did not select does not reach the result at all. A field you did select but which is missing from the line becomes an empty slot between separators — columns do not shift, and the import gets exactly the structure you described.
Text can be split, a profile cannot
Only text can be split into fields. The forms that arrive as a line — login and password with a cookie after the vertical bar, the same line with a 2FA secret, and the single User-Agent string — open in a text editor and are parsed here. The account-manager profiles — IAM, IGAM | IAM only and IAM without a cookie — are files: the fields sit inside, there is nothing to split, and the converter is of no use to them.
Hence the one practical conclusion worth taking away: check the format before paying, not after. It is written in the position title, and if your software expects a text line, an account-manager profile will not suit it — no converter changes that.
Where to start when receiving a batch
The converter is the first step of hand-over, not a decoration. Run the delivered list through it right after the purchase: the counter of parsed lines and the empty columns in the output reveal a mismatch with the contents stated on the card within seconds. If a batch is marked «С почтой» but no line yields a mail field, you see it before loading anything into your software rather than after.
There are thirty minutes from delivery to do this — that is how long the replacement stays available. Do not change the password, the mail or the linked data until the check is over: after any such change the guarantee no longer applies. The order is always the same — parse, compare the contents, sign in, and only then tune anything to your needs.
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